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Season one of HBO's Max's animated trainwreck Velma wrapped up last night and never redeemed itself after its vile opening episodes.

Last night, ABC's Abbott Elementary did something rare for contemporary television -- it defended a white character from being punished for the color of his skin.

Season two of the Disney+ children's cartoon Proud Family: Louder and Prouder premiered on the streaming service last week. The ten-episode second season is filled with critical race theory propaganda and anti-white hate. 

Last night, NBC's Quantum Leap reboot pushed a radical trans agenda, promoting inclusion of biological males in girls' sports and female locker rooms.

Sunday's 65th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS was a woke, weird mess with a surprising lack of opinions on U.S. politics.

We’ve come a long way from the days of classic sitcoms where conundrums consisted of Lucy drinking too much Vitameatavegamin in I Love Lucy or Peter being afraid to defend his little sister Cindy from a bully on The Brady Bunch.

The first two episodes of The 1619 Project series are out on Hulu, bringing Nikole Hannah-Jones’ revisionist history to the screen, with the help of handpicked historians and commentators.  

The debaucherous, pornographic and exploitive drama Gossip Girl returned for a second season to continue poisoning the minds of its teen viewers, but thankfully the show has gotten the axe from HBO Max. (Get woke, go broke!) Not before ten episodes of explicit sex, drugs, and woke SJW politics aired to an impressionable, underage audience, though.

Freeform's racist sitcom grown-ish is back from winter hiatus. Unfortunately, so is its anti-white racism. Right off the bat on Wednesday’s episode, “Fool’s Paradise,” main characters Zoey (Yara Shahidi) and Aaron (Trevor Jackson) celebrate “cash(ing) out on corporate white guilt,” which Zoey says she loves to see.

HBO's Max's Velma is currently one of the worst shows in television history, earning some of the lowest audience scores ever on Rotten Tomatoes.

This week, ABC's hit comedy Abbott Elementary poked fun at white liberal attitudes toward black people. On Wednesday's episode, "Fundraiser," the school tries to sell candy to raise money for a field trip to the Franklin Institute. Barbara (Sheryl Lee Ralph), a seasoned teacher and no-nonsense church-going woman, is frustrated that sales aren't going well. She accepts help from the…

Every year now, Hollywood takes beloved intellectual properties, "reimagines" them through a woke lens, and sucks out any charm, joy or winsomeness from the original franchise.

The 80th Annual Golden Globes Awards took place Tuesday night on NBC, and host Jerrod Carmichael decided to open the show with a focus on race.

The Biden administration's immigration policies have led to disaster on America's southern border, but for NBC's Law and Order the real problem is border state governors busing illegals to New York City.